Carter said he will make a visit to UNC Charlotte on August 31 then make visits to Charleston (Sept. 14) and Murray State (Sept. 21). All three programs have offered him a scholarship.

Looks like this kid could be the next heir apparent and NBA level player to PGU.

CHICO CARTER TO MURRAY STATE

Team Charlotte was one of the most impressive teams we saw at HoopSeen event this season, as they ran the table and came away with a championship at the Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions. Much of that success was in part to guard play, and, particularly, Chico Carter.

Carter, a tough, battle-tested guard, made play after play for Team Charlotte this season. He served as a playmaker and sparkplug for the Under Armour program and is the epitome of how Team Charlotte plays. With that being said, Carter emerged as one of the most highly recruited guards in the Southeast with some of the top mid-major programs in the area hot on his trail.

Carter will make his way to Murray State this weekend for his third official visit. With the expected departure of Ja Morant to the NBA Draft as a potential lottery pick, Racers head coach Matt McMahon is in search of the next great guard to suit up for the Ohio Valley program. Carter could be an ideal guy to slide into the lineup and be a difference-maker for Murray State. Don’t be surprised if McMahon and his staff push for a commitment this weekend.

Carter said he will make a visit to UNC Charlotte on August 31 then make visits to Charleston (Sept. 14) and Murray State (Sept. 21). All three programs have offered him a scholarship.

Looks like this kid could be the next heir apparent and NBA level player to PGU.

CHICO CARTER TO MURRAY STATE

Team Charlotte was one of the most impressive teams we saw at HoopSeen event this season, as they ran the table and came away with a championship at the Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions. Much of that success was in part to guard play, and, particularly, Chico Carter.
I hope Ja is a lottery pick, but still way to early for that talk. depends on his shooting this year.
Carter, a tough, battle-tested guard, made play after play for Team Charlotte this season. He served as a playmaker and sparkplug for the Under Armour program and is the epitome of how Team Charlotte plays. With that being said, Carter emerged as one of the most highly recruited guards in the Southeast with some of the top mid-major programs in the area hot on his trail.

Carter will make his way to Murray State this weekend for his third official visit. With the expected departure of Ja Morant to the NBA Draft as a potential lottery pick, Racers head coach Matt McMahon is in search of the next great guard to suit up for the Ohio Valley program. Carter could be an ideal guy to slide into the lineup and be a difference-maker for Murray State. Don’t be surprised if McMahon and his staff push for a commitment this weekend.

https://hoopseen.com/news/player/201810 ... rray-state
..."The reason I chose Murray State was because I was welcomed and it was a great environment," Robinson told HoopSeen.com. "I really got along with the team and during my visit, everything was about me. The players waited on me and included me. It really was a great environment."...
...with wide shoulders and strong frame, Robinson is the type of prospect that could give rival OVC schools a headache in the future. His ability to score with his back to the basket and his high-level rebounding will be a big plus for the Racers, but his improved ability to step out and hit mid-range jumpers is an intriguing aspect of his game. Robinson will be a big man that can command the paint for Murray State for years to come.
Robinson is the third pledge in Murray State's 2019 recruiting class. He joins Team Charlotte teammates Chico Carter and Matthew Smith. Robinson is also regarded as the No. 5 overall player in our 2019 Alabama state rankings.